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Arthropod Regeneration

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Regeneration or restoration of a lost body part may occur at different levels: it can involve a part of the trunk, a specific organ or structure (such as a limb), tissues (such as the gut lining) or cells (such as axons or muscle fibres) (Bely and Nyberg 2009).The vast majority of studies on arthropod regeneration are about limbs.

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In our effort to keep the reference list within a reasonable length, we often preferred to cite reviews or research articles that include references to previous useful works, instead of citing all original works directly. We apologize with all the authors whose original, valuable work was not directly cited here. Frank D. Ferrari, Giuseppe Fusco, Alessandro Minelli and H. Frederik Nijhout provided useful comments on earlier drafts of this chapter.

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Maruzzo, D., Bortolin, F. (2013). Arthropod Regeneration. In: Minelli, A., Boxshall, G., Fusco, G. (eds) Arthropod Biology and Evolution. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-36160-9_7

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